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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

March 2, 1887.
Present, Commissioners May, Daub, Stein
mann, Voss and the superintendent.
President May in the chair
The minutes were read and approved
An account of Alice Dervin of So. IL for teach
ing was presented1and under the suspension of
the rules allowed to be paid out of the tuition
fund, all voting in the affirmative.
An account OF VIM. Emerson of S2'15 for extra
labor was presented and referred to the finance
committee.
The following resolution was presented by
Commissioner Voss and on motion adopted:
Resolred, That the spring term of the public
schools Of the city of WATERFOWL shall commence
on Monday, April 4th, 1887, continuing for
twelve weeks, and end on June oath, 1887.
On motion Board adjourned.
WIN. Fl. RoHR,
Clerk
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09

John Enright the old Emmett surer-
visor, has been appointed a government
detective in Dakota.
Commissioners H. A. Block is can
didate for city treasurer. He has host
of friends who will be glad to support him
for this office. MIR. Block would be
prompt, reliable and efficient in the dis
charge of the duties of treasurer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
REDWOOD NOTES.

Sam Burke, Jr. has gone to GAINESVILLE
to work this summer.
Miss Sarah; J, Driscoll, of Chicago, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Egan.
Richard Schnieder's little daughter
Gertie, is seriously ill.,
T. F. Scion spent Sunday with his
friends at Reeseville.
Miss Susie Began and her brother John
of WATERFOWL, are staying few days
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Carroll. J.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing by, and between the under
signed. under the firm name of PHI Heinrichs &
Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. and the business of said firm has been
transferred TO 1.-The Phi. Heinriehs Company"
SAID company has been authorized to collect
and receive all debts due to said firm. and will
adjust and pay all liabilities of same
PHI. HEINRICus,
JOS. JUNGMANN,
r. G.. KUHN.
WATERFOWL, Wis, Feb. s. 1856. 19W4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
The Richards farm in Hustisford j.

The Richards farm in Hustisford j.
for sale. Seeg'ad
The last apportionment scheme con-
corning Jefferson county is to create n
senatorial district by attaching the wesl
half of Waukesha county to this county
The east half of Waukesha, in this event.
would be set on to Washington and
OZaukee to form another senatorial dis
trict. This plan is most likely to be
adopted by the joint apportioument COM
mittee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
FARM FOR SALE.

The farm known as the Richards farm in the
town of Hustisford Dodge county, containing
so acres all tlllable land except grove of three
acres. Near fourishing cheese factory Good
frame house: barn and out-buildings Well
Watered and well fenced. Orchard and large
amount of small fruit. Will be sold to suit the
purchaser. MRS M. ]. RICHARDS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
CITY TREASORER.

take this opportunity of announcing myself
as candidate for the Office of city treasurer at
the coming municipal election, and if elected
will promise to discharge the duties of the posi-
ton to the entire satisfaction of the tax-payers
GEORGE HENZE
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th of Feb
ruary at regular meeting OF the Evangelical
Lutheran church of Watertown and vicinity,
the name OF said church was changed to Evan
W. SCHULTZ, Sec'y
Watertown. Wis, Feb. IL 1887. 22W3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
NOTICE

HEADQUARTERS. o. PEAsE PosT,
No "a, G. Ar
All comrades are hereby ordered to attend
the regular meeting of this Post Friday March
the 18th, to make arrangements for the Camp
1887. By Order of the
GEO HENZE, COMMANDER.
Adintant.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
FOR ASSESSOR.

take this opportunity of placing myself be-
fore the public as candidate for the Office of
assessor at the coming municipal election.
M. j. GALLAGHER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
CITY TREASURER.

desire to announce that l am a candidate
for the office of city treasurer at the ensuing
Charter election. If elected it will be nv pur-
pose to discharge the duties of the Office to the
full satisfaction of the citizens,
H. A. Block
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
CITY ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself as q candidate for
the office of city assessor at the coming munich
pal election. CHAS. J. WENCK
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09
FOR CITY TREASURER.

At the request of many citizens hereby an
nounce myself as a car didate for reelection to
the Office Of City Treasurer at the coming char
ter election. G. RUEBHAUSEN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-09

Tuesday night of last week thieves
broke into the bedroom of DR.. j. A. Mas
terson at the fremont House, after the
doctor had retired, and stole his gold
watch, $500 in money and suit of
clothes. Up to this time there is no clue
to the perpetrators of the deed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

THE PnnasrHa. movements Of
this new Oanadlan Paci6o steamer are
rather unssrtain. The nFst week after
her compleli0n she laid al the wharf ai
Victoria, making an exoaFsion trip 20
poit Townsend. Tbs next week she
came over 10 Seattle with q little freight
and proceeded 70 Tacoma. Uhere she
remained Uhfls Captain Irving paid q
vlsh 70 bis sister IN Portland. On her
sstarn abe stopped AZ Seattle, where she
was thrown open 10 the inapection Of
the public. She wa greatly admired,
ard the hope was expressed that she
uoulf 90 enes Be placed on the ronte
between che sound and Vancouver, fof
which she US intended. This. how
sser, Il aaema wss not 10 Be the case.
she was expeafed here Monday, buf she
ala not coma. Again, Tuesday she YES
sxpeoted, and aeain Ma people ueFedis
appointed. Two rumnrs IA regard TO
her oomirR are nov Ia circulation. One
b the efeci that she will Leave va1cou
var for Seattle this morning and arrive
this evenin0. and anethef. that she vii
ieAva Yanoouvor this afternoon and Ar
rive Tomorrow morning. No ems on
this side Of TIE water knows which l.
correct, % TIE Dublio may take is
ehoioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
RRAL RsTATs TRANsFERs.


The following transfers Of real estats
were fled for record yesterday:
samuel L. Crawford 10 Simon Rumpf
Iots 3 and block 16 In Meroer's add
tion 70 seattle; AGES.
Simon Rampf 10 Charles Weinshenk
lots 3 and 4 il block IS In MERGERS adj
diiion 10 Seattle; $50.
Mary Eta Settle 70 Thomas II. Hack.
EFT, VIZ Of lot III block Q In A. A. Den,
avs plat Of Seattle; 81.
q. n. Halter 10 Rrsd. z. Sander, lots
Is, IL, Is and Is block a, and lots !, :
and 5 block Is in YealeFss second Mddf-
ton 10 seattle; S726.
Austin A. Bell and wife 70 Wm. II
HaRhea, quit claim deed 10 iots 5 and
and Fractional Loo block IS Sarah A
Bells second addition 10 Seattle; 81.
Austin A. Bell Rnd wife to Flora e
Hughes, quit claim deed 10 lots l. 3
and 1 block IS Sarah A. Bells heirs
second addition 10 Seattle; 81.
Vim. Renton and wife 30 Joseph Jor.
eansen, lots 8 and 4 and tbs north q
fest Of loa Ia block 8 Of Jackson street
addition 10 Seattle; $500.
b. r. Day and wife 10 Joesph Jergen.
sen. cult claim deod % lot IN block
OF jackson street. additien 70 seattle; 81
Frank Stevenson and wife to Viola u
Reynolds, lots and 4 block IN town
site Of Enumelaw; CSC.
VIM. II. Reeves and wife 10 A. N. Ne
Arthur, 3 acres IN Edward Hanford'I
donation claim; 5000.
L. II. 0Fi6iih 70 Ellen J. OhambeFlin
lots 10 6 block l Grown addition b
seattle; $500.
Thomas Raasn, IT,, 10 Alma Eyer, loi
/ In block 10 Ia BuFksss sscond addition
to Seattle; $50.
James Campbell and wife 70 Wm
BTackast, lots 70 u inclusive h blocl
5 In Northern addition 70 Seattle; $3.50
Wan. A. Brackets 10 Lnny A. Preston
lots 20 II inclusive In Northern add
ton 70 Seattle; $50.
Robert N. HcFaddsn 10 Beulah A
Carey, Iot . block II n Woodland add
ton 20 SAlmeh Bay City; SO.
Arthur A. Denny and vife b ID. =
Denny and A. A. Bell. executors. lots /
A8,7 z. 3 ana II and M Of let block 2
Bsli and Dsnnys nFs. addlifsn' u.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

ARoEEHR WnAAs 10 m BUuz.-An
Important addition viii shortly be
made 10 The wharf and warehouse e.
paoily q this city. Il wiil Be Ferssm
hsFod thaa & fee DAYS aaa ths inians-
joined against taking any s1eps 10 Cd
tain posse8ieB o. TIE property GO the
foot q Seneca street which be claimed.
9uvsrDoF Squire has no9 les eontFaet
90 build q lafEs wharf "a the property
and will erect large Warehouses ~ soGE
ns the wharf n anishsd. The site = s
good enc and tAa wharf vii b corr
u1sncsd 81 Gees and balm oat 10 deer
unlef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
4 sLxTY-p4Y sREAR oEF.


slime up yea. Judesf" asksd y0una
MAJ of Jnstiss Jones. yes1ssday.
Il thlnk pct. |" vaa ne reply. @Wen'I
be up I'LL teEnoFrog.S
Oh. make Il today. can't y01s b.
lieve u Ekould have been yegisrday.r
Cant Be- oone,n SD The dnstiee,
iAnghinz. ~Tea'Il have 70 wait tiil 10
moFr09.H
.Whnt,s TIE nnattsr wisA him7s aaksd
q repuEta1. "a tha gouna nan Wai1e1
cut, looktna very dlgappniuted.
He eansa IN hgEa nho1f two monthl
ago and aaksd ne 10 a. him ap good
slronR cath and ha woald nabesFibe q
10 and rive uD HQ1oE f0s 90 dsya
Axad cns % foR him - tiRht a. kns1
hnw and ke hna kspt IL. But tn1,s y
estatna shiEzty nouf That's what"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

RvN on snRsoAnD.--Tha Pack Opera
Company viii appear at FEye's OpsTa
House on Friday and Saturday evenings
nexi. Tha eompany hes been playing
very successful trip in TIE Mississippi
Valley sud have iusl arrived on lha Pa
CLIO Coaal over tho Canadian Pacific.
tHdRsng fFom the preas reports NE per-
torniancea given BY the company Rre
excslleni. A 8iogx Falis paper says %
sbe companys There has nca heen AZ
much and 20 hearty laughing ID Boolh's
Open Haoee 90 aey evening" since Il
vas started e that Whioh greeted Tie
hFsa appearanoa Of CAibuRs j OAsaidy's
Oemte Opera CompAny Lass evening
Bus each iaan aFAiaR ana 'sEnn on Rhip.
board wAa fun For everybody. Tia
ainging and danclne and bdFlseQue faA-
turoa were ell admirably doue, and
there vas eveEytAinz inlihe programme,
fFgn classical Italian opeFa doun Dc
NE hrna1eal fares. he peFformaues
10 Of course akfanRed siraply, 10 aferd
IN opportunity tea each member % pre-.
aeni bic OF her speaiAltiea, and there 4
. pEodiRal profasion of exosllsni acts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

r,.aas n xtun o. TIE Ur1g1n Ni1sl
x3re-.f les4sF. "A NeyM 80 VIA ]
=. n T,nff6lna. " 4 H11EIa4 II
-. " q kndrsuA Ez1 WIdflottE
- second efans and nlxsean tAlxd claez
....s.si r7eean % ne Me4Aeen naeffr
...~1rTs Mra n r HcNmfdG 3lne Mar
1880 Ms n1lia Butler. g Ct1lleE, q
49,. Il 1feVeFs n y Helats11s , ~ Mez.
E 80 ~ 's'fsseaek. Mi1 D Bal and ihirs5-
s6 - fsrd CO ths orngpn ard ca.
49, is.-- 1870 aT---ARnnN "A knaedpu, y
- 5;7','s-I1rwHT. 8 Baxtsf, Max Heumels4sr
80 n,e,fk' a HoafW11, "A HaTan, W
3 nlsSoo2 81 J c1rl, AFt61E C,gmen1a
n fsbzE, q 8 SINNERS. 8 W HoEGEs
!. firre a;nl1TnnfA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
CHASING sALxog.
SOW rRs oAxEEzs 90 n ouHzT or I'M
aRoBTTvB srLvHnsrpKs.


For several days the run Of silver sal
mon has been very slack in thess waters,
and tha eanness were beginning 10 fear
sAas their seasons work. YES rapidly
drawing TO . elosa. One eanneF Who
eas studied thu ehaFaclsFistics and
habits Of tbs salmon has q decided Cd
vantage over bis competitors. In the
knowledee be has gained from this
study and experiences, aud be bas been
using that knowledge 10 good effect.
On Monday morning be vent 10 Capt
ain +. A. Jensen and stated that be
wanted b ehartuK the sae&msg Wild
wood for tventy~fUuK houEa, 30 10 %
HOod'a Canal. The pgtca wag agreed
uRon, and tie steamer Isst foE,doWn
sound, but iaEt vhsEs ahs wsnl, no ons
excspt thcas On board knows. How
ever, she retained inside Of tie twenty-
four houxs, With $500 heantiful silyes
salmon, taken az one hanl. 1he Indians
whl cav her land a. TIE eanneFy, ~
once got int their oanoas and paddisd
ever 10 another cznneFy beiou emith'u
Cavs. and Fcpogtsd what was going On.
sc AAAEAANI&A - AAANN &AA&s4AAN - WV
earaa 20 seattle and chartered The
sseameF Lons FiahermAa. intendzna %
,ea uhsrs all the nan we're. and eadsAs
o. % Rst aoma Of them himself. In ~
msnntlrne, kousver. tAs Wildvooa bad
pul "a aRain for The esAina gtounds
ana the 1asna Rizherman iast track Of
hcs. Tha Iona FisheEmRn SCI oat fol
Heels Canal, and never sfopped Unit
lhey had EsDa clear ~ % tnion river
a ne exireme bead Of tha canal, bai
nsather Wsiasood o. a3h we're % b
eaan. They rstnFnaa ezngsY handed
Yesterday aftegno0n, and o. teefl
chartsR for ne Lone Fisherman had ex
ptred ana al ~ steansrs Aroand Sc
asia uero enaaaad, thar telagEaphsd q
TasauA % 80 Z thsE coald charter ~
osnnsry alanmax "a that place. % a. q
sMka fraah mekr4 IN tha chase sor shs
npoFliws silesssi8Gz. Tie ss1aii cf ~
WNduooa's seeand tEip has ngs -
besn rspoEted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

Loa0ma ~ RAMA eOnpAny Of
lambermsn fFom Michiean are aeeaE.
ina the timber tributary 10 the line Of
lhe Seattle, LAka Shore aad Eastern
Railway, % Eamammtsh River pFspaf.
atory % patlln9 10 a number % apaFs
o. branch roads. 10 enAhie them 10 ges
tAeif loga % eait wnanF. They expaea
10 80 into The loeeinQ bnsiness qulse
eoteneivaly, and put enough men n the
Seoea 10 enable them 10 ship fully 100.
90 feet Of ioea % the Sound each dAy
Tor slx days 10 tAe week. AZ soua q
they can gecaFe to trun thay inaRnd &
bald oae spag SIX mics long, Fieha inie
the heaEt q heantifnl body % tlmhss.
The LAka Shore and EasaSrn psopis, lr
eFdeF 70 b REopafed b kandle lhis
no&neeA aRe eonAtFuctinG large ness
Der Of loaRtng lFaakn Of The latest In.
proved dealRn. and they eoaAaensly sx
pecs % reoa1Ve reVence snoaeh from
ta4 cue scaFes - pay ne runnlne en-
pensea q Ne rad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

NAnnow EauARn Enpm DRArH.-fThs
grade on Seventh street. 90 The south.
esly side Of James stsesl, L pretty
seen, and The earth removed n the sus
through the hin between James and
Jeaefson EiFea1s Il carried down 10 GA
near Cherry stFeot. A weed tFnmwny
has hesn constructed FER The ears 10 rnn
On. Tha eara ase Iel down b NE foFes
Of gravity, and thoy some times reach 3
speed Ok iron ~ 10 Is miles an hear.
There Il always q man on each car who
manages The brake. HeEesofuRa these
ears have bean RON down without aoci-
dent. bat yesterday tnal as TIE ear was
crossing James street the frunt wheels
Jumped he track and for tine u look
"a as n The brakeman. . man named
LambeF, wonld BE- eruahed % death.
TIE ear tueued end over end huFllna
the brakeman 90 one Hlds viulsutiy, al
though luckily The ear imfnad IN q al.
lsction oppoelfa 10 THAI be VS. hurried.
He vas severely bruised, aithoagh DOT
dangerously. 1he ear vas smashed NJ
uors o. lees. and about two tons o.
earth was pFemalnrely distributed
aloneiua The tFamWNY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

morlcE Ten dsslnss yDwnra
ri IS paId fof in4oTuaotlon
1870 -. e ere arees era osn-
.s~eIen o. any enc lsund etoai-l
- copIos e. tiae Peet-lnaelIt@I
-. 3 slIvsrsd ~ ere cnFylsfs|
s,,eouaaeut tise city.
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-. -. - - -. -. -.
1e 80 -
boy e4ite1 PAT 0l1skl1. e mMEz'
/ GIankfn. go ncn1 3 - on1n1V fsH q
. w.~,-rs 49,. IL - .ls~~.a :
-. - -,
na'1NAs - - o-1e1 - -e-t : ,
w11 nn1feHkn1 60 q warm haEA, a14 nj
a fsw r,nn.sEe wupn unksnN nnonah &
lSI7srs - 49,. - Z. $3.50 rrF.1-i1e y
kl-n. 49, 49,, - - - sr-rrisIef
r,..-1slI1 fVS~- l1Sk - rrrr'rr lnsf
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kennlifnf. orraroSnfaf - heensninn.
/ even - 4 rnrn nFr-1f e - talre1 IS -
connfg faiIE a - 49, 49, PA -
/ frenfed SEsh ur.-tnrSir. - -.
/ pnfrlrk E7Inrlin 800 q - rrit a
cisthes n1w 1hnea. 8 nsw hza ana an
rrr-sriakasSa Tvirh srnsls a m fess.
A. - weiRsd a rna do~n 1920 4 free
naan. VIE = 1870 hns 1nHdInn Il II
etonach e worIT sS1irfg aImnrs INV
nan wko lhourff ruoh frirk1 Wlra nee-
eNrarN a 80 fhe olfuax % his nood
hqmor.
eH0w d guu 40. Mr.. Glaakinfn nasa
ona AZ tka r1eFkn II ehe county hu1ld-
fnr. Il bore ven Pei weii todsyfss
aVery wesl Thank ge.n Fepiief Wr,
G1aekis. wifb 4 mile.
No one AZ Ire navy ueoula Wa Ia
heard anrfafn Fnmcra feSIeA q 60.
nrn1nlnie - ga r.an. So ere ealIaa
Tin nPasIH - fsf3Inekin-a 70 A -
sEr. oIsekfnis ersrV ffuna- ard ~.
Glackin - 80 ma Tri-h $500 -
- Ve7nn 80 a a1ureeisfs - hurner
az tke aiTunsion. q 80 q gaed m
moFpdlv ohaaFTa fha eunlxsrt ha1vrsen
PA Gisukin. vacrnnt. 80 m. Psarick
GIankfn. 4 wi draras6 friahrsen wIfh
500 ~ 81 $500. a. e 1900 - 8 ~
pock1fn.
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4 npoxhss nniIed npan Mr. Rsbsal
MoEa1. mz1nerr q - ssnmaltss %
poiniea - - C1anter e Connmerss
sna Bcatd = zlnde % solIoii snhsurip.
iia.a p lhs eapilal Sod - fhs seaisls
Dr. Dsek cnmpan5. ls aaaarfaln whaz
rEurr1Ea wsa hefna nnsa u ghnt trarna
- t11 iaGp9Etan4 enttfr1f
Az h4f< 20 o11e x1aeG iafsIF, = sails
NJ. Nofa1, .sfet lfis rassan. Althnunk
sne merc14n11 and tnszneas men al *.
pEeG111 flisos nS wllIinR % heso
Ne eMaelN2a4s al1uN ~ HahaerlbinQ 10
20 oaT1taI eleek, we have fsll q d1iIassy
33out eoi14 o then rzfu ~ plopzss-
feE1o1 he H41tIna H1ors auf 50 uiEfs,
Bho ere - b directly keneEted, hAss
~ neEn 84en and ooutrihuks1 lheff
sa4S1s We A4Ee been wNttinR On Mr..
tsenxgg W. Htat9sn, VIA haa hene away
nnoaEz11E8 be hMa ref1zua6. and q
soqu - Ne ST IL entEsFIption e the
e1mp4n1 - Represents We Win elaEl h
Ter 80 SMALLER gnbocrip1lnH1 frgm n1E4
saAul1 an4 baHInem rnsn. Meariy one-
hAlf ne aso1k vas RuRrsaKfbed hefsxe
AnY eAnEas1fna wEa done and / feel
eo1neent tAAf ue Win have no tFD1hie
g ffl1InR Sc necessary money. The
o9u4lncliun u q nsoti1nal dry dDek a
eentEnl s1fEpIzR p0iut Tie 8eat1le h
3 leRI1imata business enteRpzlBe, and II
p1opgHly manAnsd wils be me payinR
plsce 81 pEopeEty, besides being GRea8
1elpL % he taSinees prosperity Of he
Fiaea. have every osnGdenos 70 tie
enleEpEIzo. II ] had not would ne1
have Subscribed 9z0.n90 toward he
stock o. the sompany. know that de-
laya aEs danassuaA. and this b q matter
that wo oannoe afford % delay about. |
! understood thai 3ohn Holland, Of |
PoEiiand, b putting 10 Ways % Con-
Hsf, and viii eudcaVoT % !
divert mueA Of The trade that has hare
tofoEe been enioged b. 6eattls 10 that
pleee. "a rezmzins viii Cur business
men % sag whatheT be shall enccoed o. /
bot. Vita q sectional dock, suob as the /
eampany purposes - bald, we cannot /
auly hold the trade Ne have been years
IL bniidIn9 up, bus will secure huaineaa |
that hrs hasG1ufoFe been dona IN other !
sections 81 The eountEy. underE1rnd
he COMMITTEES appointsd 20 select ihe /
ste has bean gnoesEsfnl, throuQh the /
I'D % Soma Of cur liberal minded eilI- |
tens and property holders, Ia getting /
IaAi what sheg wanted. This Il q great /
Etsp IN tbs right direction, and shows /
shaa The people aee IN earnest 10 this i
matter"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

Mcaz fAHezF.-The steamship Walls
walla arrived hese a. noon yesterday
from saa Rr4nrisco. On TIE way 20
- eallea "a q TancsaVsr and dis
ehsrRsd so tona 81 frsiEht for skipuAnt
Rasa, Sns hFoaEht - this effg 100 toas
81 frskaha, rFsneipaIly AoaR Mnd powdeE.
az WI lasd oaal Cos aan Frannineo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26


ususuAL souwns LnAD 10 An MxAnnnA-
TTom or THE cRExa.
some nausaal sounds have been heard
for some tine eomina from the right
winR 5f ths county Jail. Il appeared ~
II some one was hammerine q ehlssl a.
il cutting iron. Tho blows we're struck
irreaulaEiy. AfteE listening to che
sounds for several evenings the Taller
reported the matter 70 tbs HheriG and
yesterday oil The calls 10 the right wing
wers searched Tho prisoners appeared
q lislle aurpri9sd when the sheriff and
PoBr- INTExiLzaENoRn reporter walked
10 70 the wing. Alfred friedrich and
several other prisoners wage In theif
hunks. They we're told 20 come out.
FFsidEioh vas dressed like the historic
noble rcd men. He was wrapped In q
blanket. He hasn't worn trousers since
the schackles were Eivstted on bis
ankles.
The sheriff searched every cell In the
right wing. examlnQ With ecrup1loua
care evary thing which could conceal
tools o. any kind, bus nothing was
found Of 9 oonfraband character.
Just na tho ingesligating party was
leaving the iail Friedrich Hsked The
sheriff b fook 81 his feet. They we're
swollen By reason uf the weight Of the
shaokles. Probably the ahacklea will Re
rsplaood b. hght atael ones.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
wnnnM,a RnRRRTINR.

Leading ladies Of asOisty and prorai-
nsnt professional Stars have testified
70 lie excsIlsnsy In the mosi suphatic
terms. 0uarAnised harmless and
matohlssA a. b esswart. druazistl
Seattle, ". T.. sslls u 81 80 cents per
bottle and gives . besasifal Gard 10 sssry
ruruhnasr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
roLIoE o0VRT R0rEs.

s0metims ego q baE-tsndsr. named
Frank Wilson. Was Anad 500 and oos.s
b. Jussiss sodsrbeER fos IN assault On
Q man named AIberh EohsrbflR. Sonar.
brig has Afforded the police great deaI
Of lrouble, end has worked n The chain
gang until Monday, when be va r.
leased. He immediately staKted 90 raid
the fruit stands and beg money Of the
pedestrians Who we're passing afsnQ
Washington and Oemmeroinl atrents
In consequence of this Be vas again ar
rested and looked ups Re, however, Ia
no love for The chain gang, and fesEine
he would b sent there q onco thus
hia clothing into ihe stove where Il wal
consumed and wrapped himsalf IN !
blanket. Re wn0 brouQht bafcFe Juze1eI
Jones on charge a vaQranoy, endsl
the Territorial code, and failing 20 aiv.
bonds II the sum Of $50 vas sent 3.
iail for ahree months.
James Ohnfohill, Who waa nned a.
on Monday for atssmptinQ 10 pFov0kl
an assault and sent up for - dayn 4
detanlt, paid bis nns yesterday, and Va
released.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

An IN RxmgvHD.-sopAis yohnson,
ayCunR lads VITO h living with tAe
family Of Pro-. GeddsS haa one Of ksr
syss-tha riEha ene-ssmoysa yesterday
hg = phy4el2n. u had ben in}nrs1
and The alaha destroyed OF laie q 80
oeen causing her eoma lnsanvWnienee
40 SIC ce8ela8sa . have Il rnErcweA
Hiss tchnson b resting eanily.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

The speoini excursion on the new
aleamaE Pramier from Seattle 70 Van.
oouvsr, advertised fo9 last night, has
henn postponed until Friday morning.
An Who desire 10 view The teFminAl "a.
uIiiIieg az The Canadian Paoifls Railway
AZ ire thriving city Of YAnoouveE should
avail themselves Of this special exour.
sion b that city By the new steel
aaenmsr Premisr, which will take placs
on Friday morning, October D.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

We have jasa received = smah lot e
extra nne huVoank se4dlinGA Superior
% anything yea 10 the 1arket. SAsis
~ sasd - tartf Annntg $500. HAxKx
a WnzaHx. leading Eroasss. SIS Ffonf
street.. csS26